Anastasiia Grigorev

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130 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 23 Jan

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The Last Show with David Cooper · Anastasiia Grigorev: The Problem With Women And Children First - January 22, 2026 · 23 Jan 2026 podcast

fewer gendered beliefs relative to some other countries.

And so our hypothesis is that if we go to the countries where the gender roles are even more pronounced, we might actually see a greater effect than what we saw here.

Yeah, I think double check your reactions when you are engaging with the content online.

To me, what's really fascinating about this is that these really small rhetorical choices that seemingly really small made by the media can have pretty profound effects on our

Moral psychology, which we tend to think is objective, but perhaps not as objective as we like.

Thank you so much for having me.

It was great.

The Last Show with David Cooper · FULL EPISODE: Trademark Yourself - January 22, 2026 · 23 Jan 2026 podcast

Hi, thanks so much for having me.

Yeah, no, that's exactly right.

You know, it actually dates back to the 18th century maritime drill, women and children first.

And as you mentioned, it was deeply popularized by the Titanic.

And a couple of years ago, my collaborators and I noticed that, you know, there is a lot of reporting going on about various tragic events in the world, and they're pretty diverse.

But the thing that cuts across a lot of them is that they indeed tend to highlight women and children.

So on the one hand, it could be that it's just a force of journalistic habit because it's such a popular phrase.

But from a psychologist's point of view, where we're interested, is there something morally, psychologically consequential that's going on when we actually hear that phrase?

That's right.

Now, moral outrage became all the rage, so to speak, within the psychology recently, and in part because it's very relevant in the media spaces.

It relates to news virality.

When people feel morally outraged, they are more likely to share various news stories.

And so it can amplify the impact of the stories.

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